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retired

Ontario, Canada
Joined December 2011
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
Seniors in Canada need to take wake-up pills. They were the ones who voted to give Carney the most seats in the last election. Seniors are the ones who visit doctors and hospitals more for treatment as they age. ERs are jammed up and patients can be found in the hallways. Carney's budget has proposed bringing in an unprecedented of immigrants. This will put even more pressure on hospital staff and services. When the seniors who are Liberal lovers find themselves with a medical emergency and find themselves on a stretcher in a hospital hallway, they have no one to blame but themselves. Wake up seniors. The Canada that you grew up in and your parents or grandparents went to war to protect is slowly disappearing. You have a duty to your children and grandkids to leave them a Canada they can grow in safely with a job and a home for their family. Write your MP and if you are in a by-election riding, vote not for the Liberal but the next best candidate.
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
This is the clip that got Don Cherry fired. Looking back, it’s hard to believe saying something like this was so controversial.
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Canada has the HIGHEST household debt relative to disposable income in the G7, and 2nd lowest disposable income after housing + taxes 🤯 Until this is fixed, Canadians will continue to struggle 🇨🇦 Taxes must be drastically lowered, housing lowered AND wages increased. Let’s go
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
He will serve anyone but Canadians
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
Do you wear a poppy?
7%Remembrance Day only
3%I'm a moron
90%Nov 1-11
347 votes • 3 days
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
Carney Budget will cost $151,000,000 just to make the changes to bring in more unwanted mass immigrtion.
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Funny/not funny how fast this went away. Along with ALL the other corruption. This govt has become EXPERTS on changing the channel.
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Just how stunned are Canadians?
Today's Canadian Jobs Report: BAD - Yesterday's Canadian Budget: Immigration MUST Increase We are so Fucked... Weirdest part: Carney's popularity will remain high Boomers think: more Immigration, my house price finally starts going up again Landlords say Thank God 2/
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
Liberal MP Hedy Fry reported a $1,422 taxpayer-funded expense for a Valentine’s Day meeting at a Vancouver waterfront restaurant. Records list two attendees, but no bill breakdown. junonews.com/p/liberal-mp-ex…
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
Here are a couple of Oxford University high profile staffers. Higher education indeed.
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This reveals an education system that is more focused on a left-wing ideology rather than education !
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
Poll of 10,000 Canadians finds half consider U.S. to be an adversary and 45% feel worse off today than a year ago

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It's not just Canadians who are indebted to our heroic military. Around the world, from France to South Korea, there are millions of people who live in free democracies in part thanks to the bravery and courage of Canadians like Colonel James Riley Stone. And if you've never heard of the Battle of Kapyong, we highly recommend looking it up. It is one of those moments filled with heroism, resillience, and forititude that makes you feel proud to be Canadian.
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The liberals and Mark Carney are going to solve homelessness!! Just like they solved the housing shortage, and the food insecurity problem.
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The U.S. press release says the eight illegal terror financing companies are still operating in Canada. Are they lying, or are you? Source: home.treasury.gov/news/press…
There is no place in Canada for financial networks that enable Iran to evade sanctions or finance illicit activity. FINTRAC worked closely with the U.S. on the imposition of sanctions against eight Canadian money services businesses today. We are strengthening the way Canada fights financial crime to protect Canadians and the integrity of our financial system. fintrac-canafe.canada.ca/new…
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
Yes, we want no part of von der Leyens EU or her ideology, digital ID or currency, rules or regulations and her plans for citizens savings. The EU overrides countries sovereignty or tries to as in the case of Poland which is strongly resisting. They know all about communism.
Who agrees with Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives? I know I sure do!
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Ian McQuarrie retweeted
🇮🇳🛬🇨🇦🪦 : In 2022 three men broke into a home in Canada, suffocated the husband with a bag over his head, duct taped the wife's mouth & used a screwdriver to kill her, after they beat her. A BC judge ruled not allowing the three men to apply for early parole, was cruel & unusual punishment. See quotes below & link for more information. "Justice Brenda Brown ruled Monday that the section of the Criminal Code prescribing 25 years of parole ineligibility infringes upon the Charter of Rights and Freedoms' guarantees against cruel and unusual punishment." "Khushveer Toor, Abhijeet Singh and Gurkaran Singh — each in their 20s — all face mandatory life sentences for killing the De Jongs in their Abbotsford home in May 2022." 77-year-old Arnold De Jong & 76-year-old Joanne De Jong, were the victims of torture and then murdered by thugs in their 20s. cbc.ca/news/canada/british-c… One of the murderers had only been in Canada for 1 month, on a student visa.
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